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The New-Borne Christian. Or, a Lively Patterne and Perfect Representation of the Saint-militant Child of God, Etc

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The Devout Christian Communicant Instructed in the Two Sacraments of the New Testament. By N. H(unt) Preacher of God's Word

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The New-borne Christian: Or, a Liuely Patterne ... of the Saint-militant Child of God, Etc

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The Perfect Horseman: Or, the Experienc'd Secrets of Mr. Markham's Fifty Years Practice; ... Now Published by L. Thetford

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The Life of the Most Learned Father Paul, of the Order of the Servie

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Catalogue of Books in the Library of the British Museum

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British Museum Catalogue of printed Books

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Lusus serius: or, serious passe-time. A philosophical discourse concerning the superiority of creatures under man. [Translated by J. de la Salle, pseud., i.e. John Hall.]

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Catalogue of Books in the Library of the British Museum

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The Academy of Complements. Wherein Ladyes, Gentlewomen, Schollers and Strangers may accommodate their Courtly Practice with most Curious Ceremonies, Complementall, Amorous, High expressions, etc. By Philomusus

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The New-Borne Christian. Or, a Lively Patterne and Perfect Representation of the Saint-militant Child of God, Etc

The Devout Christian Communicant Instructed in the Two Sacraments of the New Testament. By N. H(unt) Preacher of God's Word

The New-borne Christian: Or, a Liuely Patterne ... of the Saint-militant Child of God, Etc

The Perfect Horseman: Or, the Experienc'd Secrets of Mr. Markham's Fifty Years Practice; ... Now Published by L. Thetford

The Life of the Most Learned Father Paul, of the Order of the Servie

Catalogue of Books in the Library of the British Museum

British Museum Catalogue of printed Books

Lusus serius: or, serious passe-time. A philosophical discourse concerning the superiority of creatures under man. [Translated by J. de la Salle, pseud., i.e. John Hall.]

Catalogue of Books in the Library of the British Museum

The Academy of Complements. Wherein Ladyes, Gentlewomen, Schollers and Strangers may accommodate their Courtly Practice with most Curious Ceremonies, Complementall, Amorous, High expressions, etc. By Philomusus

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